Happy Halloween folks! This year I went as a dead person/vampire/zombie...basically smeared a load of crap on my face and left the house. I actually really liked the whole going out looking like death thing, certainly takes the pressure of trying to impress anyone.
If you live in Britain you'll know that it was extremely hot this halloween, which coincided with me having a terrible day which led to me being a very grumpy zombie. Frustrated Tas + Humid Heat + being dressed for Autumn = HALLOWEEN DISASTER
Heres some tips for having a smooth running halloween:
1) PLAN AND BUY YOUR COSTUME IN ADVANCE - I planned my costume in my mind very far in advance but left it till 6pm Friday evening to actually purchase it. I went on a 4 hour quest for face paint, which of course was no where to be found so I had to change costume ideas and make use of the what I had. Getting your costume and make-up sorted before hands eliminates stress and allows for a more chilled time getting ready!
2) DRESS UP - It's the one time of the year where you can rub blood all over yourself, where fangs and scare children with out being called a nut case- embrace it!
3) WALK OF SHAME - Be prepared for the awkward walk of shame, when you've drank too much and the night has come to an end as you walk down your road alone at 6 in the morning wearing a ridiculous costume as the sun rises and the early birds leave for work and you try to play it cool.
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Heres a few clearer pictures of my Halloween make-up as I edited the first pick for dramatic effect dun dun duuuuuuuuuun.
+ my awesome pumpkin socks
My university is in Kings Cross and theres always something fun going on, they laid out hundreds of pumpkins and allowed people to take them to carve. Really brightened up my day to see people making an effort just for purpose the of making people smile.
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